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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

BEN BAIRD was up from Squaw
creek to take in what amusements
there were here on the Fourth, and
was also on visit among relatives
and friends.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

HENRY JOHNSON and Charley Webb
are taking good ore from their loca-
ton in Gambrinus District.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

WOODS and Williams, under SEN
tence for murder, and Ed. Harrington,
and Lum NIckerson, bound over for
horse stealing, made their escape
from the Blackfoot jail, but were soon
captured, says the Register. Nick
erson's wife and children have been
allowed to visit him, and the other
day Mrs. N. brought pistol, and
when the guards eyes were turned
handed it to Nickerson, who immedi-
ately drew it on the guard and march
ed him to a cell.
A few moments after Mr.. Dineen
came in and was called upon to obey
the same command. Williams, a
brother of the janitor, was treated in
the same manner as he came along.
e. Bunting happened to stroll over
that way and was invited to go down
and remain quiet. Under Sheriff
Bob Hays came next to give some in
structions regarding matters while he
was gone to PocatelIo after some one,
and was also invited in.
1t is claimed that Nickerson, one Of
the prisoners, then went out to Danil-
sons pasture and brought up three
horses, which had been brought down
from Rexburg by his brother, and
tied them to the fence.
About 7 o'clock they started out.
Woods and Hughs going toward
Blackfoot river, and Harrington,
Nickerson and Williams taking the
horses and striking north.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

IDAHO News: We have heard SO
much about the prosperous financial
condition of the State of Nevada that
we have taken the pains to examine
the State Treasurer's report for 1886,
from which we gather the following
information: Outstanding bonded
Indebtedness of the State $493, 900,
$3SO,O00 of this bearing semi-annu-
al interest at per cent, and $113,-
900 semi annual interest at 4 per
cent. The voting population at the
last general election was 1882, and
the amount expended for running the
government for 1856 the extravagant
sum of $305,06S.S6. These figures
speak for themselves and are so plain
that all who run may read.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

THREE teams passed through here
yesterday with salt for the Elmira
company.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

GEORGE GAssER, six year old son
of Mrs. Adam Gasser, of Boise City,
was kicked by a horse the other day,
in the face, and his nose was broken,
and hattened.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

I HAVE just received q lot of Buck
ingham & Hecht boots, French Calf
and Kip, which l will sell for IS and
$3.50 per pair; also misses and chill
dren's shoes at bottom prices.
]. w. MAUTz.
IDAHO Cry, July 1, '87. Pm.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Lacock returned to
Banner Wednesday, accompanied by
Miss Carrie Bradford.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

Ed. SrRAUs arrived here last week
from Portland, where he has been at
tending school.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

THOMAS MURRAY, eighteen-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Murray,
who was found dead near Emmett on
June 2Sth, undoubtedly committed
suicide. He was shot twice-in the
body and in the head. The pistol,
with two chambers empty, was in his
hand. His horse was found, with
saddle on, few days before the
body was found. There were nc
tracks in the vicinity of the scene Of
of the tragedy, except the young
mans tracks, from where he dis
mounted to the spot where the body
was found. The verdict of the cor
onar's jury was suicide.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

Miss Maggie McGuinness, of Plac
erville, came over Wednesday on ,
visit.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

DICK CUNNINGHAM's mine, in
Gambrinus District, now shows up as
we'll as it ever did.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

THE tunnel that recently tapped
the Golden Gate cut vein of pay
ore over foot thick.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CRY, IDAHO.
June 2, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before Register and Receiver at Boise City,
Idaho, on July 10, 1887, viz: George
Boon, who filed pre-emption d. s. s,5O7
for the S. 4, N. W d, N. Il, s. w. n. Sec.
"a, TIP 10 N, r. 4E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land. viz,
F. G. SERVER, John Easley, o. s. Moore
and Ed Humphrey, all of Garden Valley
Postoffice, Boise county. Idaho.
HARLEM PEFLEY,
Register,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

THE Statesman says Chas. Shoema-
ker is IN precarious condition, and
is on his way to Indiana. He is ac-
companied by Rev. Crook, of EN-
NETT, and it is thought that he will
not survive the trip. Mr.. Shoemaker
visited this place few weeks ago.
He is one of the proprietors of the
Indianapolis Sentinel, the paper that
attacked Blaine's personal character
during the last Presidential campaign,
which resulted in the starting of Ii
bel suit against the Sentinel.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

THE Banner mill will start u
about the 18th of this month.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

ALEX. ORCHARD has been doing a
Dig business the past few days in the
zoe cream line.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

VIM. BULLOCK and Danl Reagan,
of Payette, were here on the Fourth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

ONE hundred degrees above zero
at this place last Tuesday, ninety-six
on Wednesday and eighty eight yes
terday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

MRS. Henry Sharboneo came down
from Banner yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

The Board of County Commission
ers will meet next Monday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08
Type is now being made Of paper

The WORLD acknowledges pleas
ant call from Cadet John McGuinness.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08
lARLHs Q. sTHvHNSoN
Attorney at Law,

4 Ro1oe City, Idaho.
Will practice in all the Courts and
before the u. S. Land Office.
Collections promptly attended to.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

HARRY HAwKsLEY was in the 9th,
er day from Long Valley.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

will sell firstclass goods at lower
Prices than they ever have been cff:red
here.
Fancy Dry Goods,
Silks, Satins,
Velvets,
Cloth Cashmere,
Waterproof Cloth,
Heavy Flannels,
Opera Flannels,
8 & IA Sheeting, the
very best,
Cotton Flannel. Shirting mus
in, Ginghams, Cheviot Orvtons-
Calicoes, in solid colors all shades.
VEILINGS, RUCHIGS,
LACES, FEATHERS
FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
JEWELRY, SPOOL COTTON,
NEEDLES, SILK TWIST,
EMbR0lDERIES, BUTTONS.
BRAID, BED c0MF0RTERS,
TABLE b SHELF OIL CLOTH,
NOVELTIES lMMU MERABL LE.
Drugs,M Medicines.
PAINTS & OILS.
FANCY GROCERIES.
Pate De Foie Gras, Musharooms
French Asparagus, Olives, Mock Tur'
tie Soupe, Clam Chowder, Spiced
Oysters, Alexander Godillat's olive
| oil.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-07-08

IDAHO Cry, July l, 'S7. Pm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-05

any attempt 10 ssver tke consolidation
would Be exeeedinely unfoKtnaate.
Mech bad been said about the fact that
= large portion Of the stsck Of the
Union PsoIfic and Kansas Pacific was
issued for construction purposes and
Vas not 10 be paid fer in cash. bat the
witness declared that there had been
made more than Is psg cent in cash on
the stock Of the Union pacife. The
witness believes that hovevsg mech
may have been made by private indi-
vid1als. there Is no party In the coantFy
that has made 20 much out OF the Union
Paeifc a. the Gsverumsnt Of the United
Seases. He GAINED that II the road
should, when the time far TIE maturity
Of its debt arrived, nn1 itself unable 10
meet its obligation, it will be purely the
fs1lt Of the Government for its attitude
toward the road and The passaee Of the
ated BY this act. which lie prospeetars
claimed veuld earn s per cent, is IN re-
alitv q barren fano, locked np in nap-
kin aad bearing only per cent. "The
Government, be said, ''forces ~ 10 oi-
vert cur money TO aource thai no busi
ness man has confidence IN. and sab
NIT that Il is neither justice, business
nor common sense. TIE Government
holds our arms while our competitors
pick sur psckets. With the $1,000. 900
locked Up in this fand we coold develop
she Western country. and tfsssform the
fortunes II the road. II fhs Govern
ment should give the rnad lis freedsm.
and the road should fail to meet its Oh
legations, then the Government es1ld
step in and foreclose."
At noon the heariHR finally closed,
not to be reopened in Boston till next
October. -
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MOVE BY BEARS.
DESPERATE Pr cKDURE ADOPTED BT Us.
FnkTUNATR pRALERs IN CHICAGO.

DESPERATE Pr cKDURE ADOPTED BY US.
FORTUNATE DEALERS IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. jane At was Yumored on
Change here and telecraPhed TO other
points today that proceedings bad been
begun against Mr.. p. d. Armour, ehsre
ing him with cornerlno the market. In
explanation of the rumor. an afternoon
pspsr SAYS: "a pool of 800 was made
40 last week among the big bears, and
Charlie Wright, well-knowB character
Ab0at the Bosrd of Trade. Was induced
to file = complaint before Justioe Bray
ton, charging T. d. AmoHr with corner
ing pork. This move is the result of
heavs losses made by the big short sci
lsrs in the wheat pit, and tbs object is
Stid to be to br ak the uheat market.
The news has been osrefally kept from
the public until today. but an advance
Of 2 cents per bushel In June wheat
made il an oppOrtHne time 30 try the
effect on the market. IL fell fiat. In.
stead Of the wheat crowd being demsra-
lized, the price kept advancing. The
opihi0n on the Board was that the
whsls thing was rather q despeFsts
bear move, which had been made ridieu
loas by q lack Of Interest with which
the news Was received"
Armour said isniRht that be had heard
rumoFs Of this kiRd for some time past
bat be attached no significance 10 thsm.
This action will have no force in Law.
=" IL the public. 40 actual consumers,
were being covered or ooFnered." be
said, il would be different. I de not
think the Grand Jdry ooald take cogni
sance Of personal grievances such as
his or help men ont Of the bad position
into which they hsva fallen on accoRnt
Of their oNn doinRa.n
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DEATH 0F WHEELzR.
rHS II VICE PRKsIpENT PASSES AWAY
AFTKR A LONG AND PAINFUL
ILLNERs.


wATKErows IN. ", June t.-Hon.
Won. A. Wheeler died at his home in
Malone this mornine. he remained In
q c0matose state during the nieht and
passed peacefully away without q sign
OF recognition o. those ahaut.
malone, jane 4.-Mr. Wheeler, whose
vitality has been decreasing sloRly
through the past six years, retained bis
usual vigor up to perhaps six months
ago, ard from that date be failsd rsp-
idly. He vas tortured terribly With in.
ao@niA and neuralgia and vas also af-
ficted With oatsFTh of the bladder. On
the night Of the 81 Of March last he was
seized bv a chill. followed by a sinking
spell. The physicians thought him DIV
ing. He never fully rallied from the
attack aud his mind and bndy wasted
toRether. There has probably been a
aofteniug of the brain, and for weeks
be Sas irrational. This brain affection
vas the immediate cause OF his death.
There is universal sorrow among the
people. Flags are at half mast and en-
blems of mourning are everywhere dis
played. The faneral will be held at /
0. N. on Tuesday. jane 7th, at the Con
gFePational Church, 9th sermon bv
the pastor. TO whom Wheeler bad been
almost q SEQ md father. Pr. sident
Cleveland viil he spprised of the destb
of the ex- Vice President aud the time
Of the fuaefal. Ex-Presideut Hayes
cent a telegram of csndolence and sig
nified his Intention Of being present at
the funeral.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-05
sILVER RULLIos
WHY IARoE KxPoRTS0 FIRN opPosKs
THE LISTING OF IHK
NErr rRR-ErrkTwa

WHY LARoE K1PoRTTS6 FIEM oPPosKs
THE LISTING OF TaK
SEw CERTIFICATES
NEw YoRK Jans ~. W Seligman
& 20 are nost active Oppoasnts 10 ltsf
ing silver bullion eerJifi stes on the
Stock Exchange. The brm is probably
the largest exporter OF silver in tue
country and their opposition has COZ
siderable weight.
The nior member Of the tFm said
today This ooaufsy has not 50 Dance
of silver iu stock except shat q held ny
the Government II ge were 20 sssanu
late bnllion Ia order TO Issue Ger idcltss
on Il, We should simply pseyeut 30 much
gold comma TO us, - We receive goIc
for our exported silver. SioTit g Of silver
Uoald be a contraction OF The moDsy
market. Teen again n We llst the ne9
certificates and create fisti01s OF spec
alAtIve markzs for u We sFe likely 90
seud up the price Of silver as ve do
wheat. IN that case England or other
foreign e3Rnsries, wOaid retaEn the sil-
YER they koid and tsks szay gold in ex-
change. Tney wsnid Be only too Eiad
90 saddle as with their silver. We need
gold and do not uoci silver. this is OF
ltttie importance 30 ns sLeepl As we c2n
End foreign market for u, aud 90 We
oppose tie listing Of ihe new silver esr-
Alarztksn
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TNlaN PACiFIc.

LAST aENsTox N E1sTOs OF TIE PACIFIC
RkrlRlkR coNaEISsisx USTIL
NIT oCroHEa.
BogToS. June I The aosl session in
B1Stoa of the Uaioe Psclns IEv-stiza-
ties Com1issfou wss held tits morning
President Adams. q the Union
Pssfnc. uss tie 1rst NitSsss. BE sac
tee consolidation had been adyO.
tAceoas fer al the roads. IL vas very
sppAFsnt. be sid. thai the Sbols 1.ttsE
of eonsolidAti0n hss benefited tha
SszntFy sxceeaEngsy and 10 HE spirion
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-05
WILLIiM /. WHEELER.
Death Of the ex-Yiee Presi-
dent at His Home
in Malone.
Unexpected Complication
in New York's Recep
ton of o'Brien.
HONORING GLADSTONE
Chicago's Meat King Arrest.
ed for Covering the
Market.
Silver BaIllon-LarEe German EState-
Great System Of Railroads
mAturs Dynamite Explosion.
EpIraR a,RRrEH.

HK RECEIVES DKLEaArIoS YRoM TAM
MANY AT AEW IoRK.
NKv YoRK. June l-Editor william
OBrien today received q delegation
frOm Tammany Hall and vas presented
With the resolutions adopted at the
wigwAm last night expressing indiRna.
ton At the condnct Of Lord Lans.
downe's followers in Canada and syn
patty With O'Brien's course. Tonight
O'Brieu will review tha mouster parade
In bis henoF, and deliver An address.
TomorroW be will seek rest out Of town.
GOOD DEAL OF RTAsco.
NEv YoRK. June "A great labor
denomination announced 10 take place
tonight Ia honor Of WIN. 0Brien vas q
good deal Of 6asco, owing to the fact
that the labor people insisted that the
osuse Of Dr.. MsGlynn be sppFoVingIy
introduced int q resolution 10 be
adopted at the Union Square meeting,
and that Henry Georges land theory
sho1ld also be advocated. When
O'Brien looked through the resolutions
he erased DIR. McGlyon aud the land
sheory topics, especially that part vhish
spoke of the ''peFsecutioA" of Ms-
Glynn. Then be sent thsm back to the
committee that prepared them. Tue
committee becsme excited ahd had an
extended wFAnRle over what should be
dsne. Lawyer Post. Who was to intro
d1ce O'Briep, declared be would not
attend the meeting usless the Fesolu
tions we're read In their original shape.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-05
HsSORISG GLADSTONE.
MONSTER PROCESSION AND BANQUET IN
HONOR OF TIE GRAND OLD MAN.

MONSTER PROCESSION AND BANQUET IN
HONOR OF TIE GRAND OLD MAN.
LONDON, Juze "A monster presses
sion IN honor of Gladstone was held at
Swansea. Wales, TODAY. Gladstone. With
the prominent Liberals ot Wales, occu-
pied a special stand, from which be re-
viewed the paraGs. 0ne hundred thou
sand Wslshmen, wearing rasettes aud
bearing banners, and accompanied by
numerous bands. marched past the
stand. OannoDs were fred and great
enthusiasm prevailed.
The procession vss five hours in pass
ing the review stand. After the men
all passed they massed to hear Glad
stone. who spoke for an hour. He said
the waste Of time in the House Of Com
mons Was due to the fact that the Coer-
eion bill was badly framed and badly
conducted, wanting basis Of facts 1t
was extravaRant and insidious in its OBJ
jset and was totally mismsnaRed a. we'll
as miscouceiVed. Lord SalisbuFy's com
plsint Of obstruction was unmanly and
Ell minits. The fatiqued Conservatives
should be given longer Whitsunday
holiday. He warned them that they
would be even more tired, for ii would
be impossible TO permanently govern
ireland eoercively IN the light Of the
present day and in the prevailing at
mOspheFe Of freedom. Gladstone ask d
the Welsbmen TO believe that the Irish
are human beings, full OF noble quail.
ties. He was confident that the Welsh
men would sympathizs with the Irish
men in the difficult and arduous contest
in which their triumph is absolutely
certain.
A banquet was given Gladstone this
evening oy the Welsh members Of the
House of Commons and the officials of
the Liberal party.
AT THE BANQUET.
Al the banquet this evening, at swan
sea, Mr.. Gladstone made long speech
on the hsme rule movement, which vas
received With Rfeat enthusiasm. Re
ferTing to the Irish representatives at
Westminster, he said that his conviction
vas that the Management OF the strictly
Irish affairs by strictly Irish authority
would be effective and acceptable to the
Irish nation. Referring TO the actions
OF the Liberals, be said that Lord
HartinQton's action had tended 90 an
extension OF moderate Liberalism.
Chamberlain vas more in conformity
with general greed, yet his opposition
Sould drive Liberals into . sitios
which vsRld accsntnsts the strength Of
Rsdicslism. Coercion itself seemed like
ly TO be blocked by this attempt to ruin =
man having the c0nfideucs OF 900 900
people. What vas wanted vas a-clear
character for the Enslish government
which bad been diseraced throusbout
the world by its treatment of Ireland
for seven centuries. He was unable at
present te suggest mode OF represen
tatiOu WheA home rule vas e.
tabhshed. That difficulty. however,
sh0ald not impede the settlement Of
the question. he ooptended that
she II Jme Rule bill VAS restorative
and really q coma Fvative messnre. He
deeply regretted that the Tories. wbo
ought TO be recognized ss such, unhRs
piIy deemed II their DUTY 70 enesunter IL
wflh the hercest opposition.
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MASONIC nEETISGs.
PROCEEDINGS or THE 0BAND LoD0B OF
WASHINGTON or y. q A. MAhoNg.
Especial to the Posr-ISrELLIoESoER

Especial 20 the Posr-lNrELLIoENoER
VANCOUVER, W. T., Jua- 3 -Ths
Grand Issdgs OF Free aud Aecspted Ma
sons Which convened 90 last "Wednesday
closed the annual session OnFriday even
iue. The follovinR on ,eFs we're elected
aud appointed for the ensuing Masonic
year:
Grand Master, Joseph Smith, KalAma.
D.puty Grand Master, N. >. Porter,
Olympia.
Grand Senior Warden, B. L. Sharp.
stein, walla WAlla.
Grand JuBior Warden, W. A. Fair
weather, spraeue.
Grand Treasurer, Bsniamin Harmed,
Olv1pia.
Grand Secretary, 7. NJ. Reed, Olympia.
0,and Chaplain. Rev. II. W. EaRan,
of Walla Walls.
Grand Marshal, Thomas Amos, OF
OOitax.
Grand Orator, Fred Forth, Of sDO-
kane Falls.
Grand Lecturer, William Farrell. Of
Iaeooa.
Grand Bible Belrsr, Isaac Parker, Of
seattle.
Grand Senior Deacon, A. A. Plum
ner, Of Port Townsend.
Grand Jun or Deacon, Lsvi q. Shell
ton, OF Sc ilaoOom.
Grand SenioF steward, Jerome Ely. Of
Osk HarhoF.
G,and Janior Steward. Sam vsstSl. Of
SBohomisn.
Grand s1ord Bsarer. @ p Hoffman.
Grand Standard Bearer, Y. Bscksn.
Gnnd Tylsr, d. II. Mullen. Of Mon
tssano.
Toe next auuaal sssai0n Of the Most
woFsbipful Grand Ledge of Washing
ton will convene az Port TowBs nd on
the second "wednesday of Juns, 1883.
onAsD oosTMAEDEaT
FollouinR is a eoFrsctsd list Of the
officers elected by the Feoenily organ
I'D Grand COmmapdsFv of Knights
tempt ~ q Washington T.FFitOTyi
Right Eminsni Grand Commander,
n ". E4RAn, of w alls WsilA.
Very RminrEt Dspaty 0fabd Com
m udsf, A L. Palmer. 0f seattle.
Emipebt Gfsud q psralissimo. n. q.
stimmel, n ~pskabs Falls.
Enibsnt Gfstd Captain GeseFal, 2.
NJ. B~sGtV. Z E.eomA.
Eminent Grand Prsiate. Rev. John 2.
ID ,rnnu, OF -=attle.
Euia. nt 0raBd Senior Warden. Giles
". CLARK, o. S2oksns Palls.
Eminsni Gfsnd JanioE Warden. I'd.
Il Hare, Of TzcOmn.
z ninent Grand Treasurer, W. J.
Ih0nips0n, Of Tacoma.
z EDipent Grand Recorder, John
hafFay, Of walIs Walls.
Eminent Grand Standard Bearer, A.
B. stewart, Of seatils.
Eminent Grand 5soFd Bearer, Y. o.
Blal0ck, Of Wslla Walia-
EmtneDt Grand Warden, Frank p.
Weymouth, Of Spokans F4ila-
Emi ent Grand sentinel, ChsElfs y.
Daniels. Of Tacoma.
TIE next Annual ConelaYs Of Knights
Templsr 10 GFssd COmmandsEy oil be
beld 10 seattle on Friday, Jane 3. 1853.
- 10 q. N.
Tns next annual session OF the Mosa
Excsilent Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
A1sona Sill b held a. P0rt townsend
Ca MOnday, J1ns II. 1883. - 10 3. %.
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BERLIN, Jane 4.-Dr. Mackenzie, the
English surgeon. who assisted 10 max.
lnR 80 examination Of Crown Prince
Frederick WilliaH's throat, has written
to the editeF OF the Ds,Iisehs Revue stat
ing that ii was fully established by mi
oroscopic examination bY DIR. Virchov,
that the Crown Princess disease is not
cancer but non malignant growth. The
latter, be says, oan be rured by careful
treatment and there is no reason TO
shiak the Grown Princes case will prove
an exception.